The ENTIRE History of Egypt | Ancient Civilizations Documentary

[@TimeTraveler691]

It's truly fascinating to see how Egypt evolved over millennia, from the majestic pyramids of the Old Kingdom to the cultural flourishing of the New Kingdom and beyond. This video is a testament to the enduring legacy of one of the world's greatest civilizations and is a must-watch for anyone interested in history, archaeology, or ancient cultures. Bravo to the creators for crafting such an informative and compelling documentary!

[@jimtripman9002]

Egypt is an entirely African civilization. The unification of two people can be seen in this real life example in the KZbin video called: The king of the Nile- The Shilluk. It is amazing to me that Egyptologist and anthropologists can't see the links.

[@historicalowl-n2m]

Why was the Nile River crucial to the development of agriculture and civilization in ancient Egypt?

[@zahralem24]

We should talk how most arabs that don't even originate from there say that it's " their " history. no. Only to Nubians and actual people from the land ( Ethiopians , Sudanese, Somali eritrea etc ) not to the greek arab turkish descendants

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

I'm a history professor, though not in Egyptian history, and I'm impressed by how you concentrated thousands of years into just over 90 minutes. That's very difficult to do.

[@allan9603]

It's too bad you won't get a response.

[@allan9603]

Correction, the label "BCE" does not apply here. BCE, or Before Common Era, notates the Gregorian calendar, and isn't meant to cover the ancient Egypt era. The proper label for early Egypt is "BC" or Before Christ, or "Anno Domini"

[@See-through-The-Veil]

@Dr J So you’re a professor in teaching History ( His - Story ).. Sorry to burst your bubble, but most of history is lies… But truthers always find out… Guess what…. None of the Pyramids were tombs for anyone..

[@MerryXmasMfkrs]

Hoteps everywhere, sheesh. Impressive how a group of people living in another continent with such poor education achievements, most not even knowing who their fathers are, pretend to know the history of a country they never even visited more than the natives themselves. It's peak cognitive dissonance.

[@cattymajiv]

@@allan9603 No it is not. Your whole comment is incorrect. Nobody in science or any part of acadamia uses the terms BC or AD anymore. That is because they refer to a person who did not ever exist. So they are completely irrelevant, except to the few who do believe in that imaginary person. Not a single scientist or historian in any discipline will say you are correct. No historians or archeologists that study ancient Egypt, or any other ancient culture, uses the terms BC or AD, refering to Christ. That's because Christ is a fairy tale, and scientists don't believe in fairy tales. The only people who argue against the modern terms of CE (Common Era) and BCE (Before Common Era) are Christians who don't want to let go of the use of Christ's name. But Christ is no more relevant to the passage of time than Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy are! As much as it would be better if Christians faced reality, nobody is trying to force them to do so. But that kind of ridiculous propaganda against the progress of the rest of us is not just ridiculous, it's annoying. It would be better for us all if those people stopped trying to convince the gullible ones among us to believe what's not true. So please stop.

[@setarehshayeste9876]

My lovely homeland is Egypt. I love every part of that. Egypt is my beautiful paradise. Love from Iran 🇮🇷

[@yoldaskos2310]

ichbin auch egipter l lowe iran

[@mohamed.ahmed1141]

We love you 🇪🇬

[@poorindiansanddogsarenotal1276]

The ancient Egyptians were somalis from the land of punt current day somali

[@lero_]

​@@poorindiansanddogsarenotal1276nah Somalis were slaves in ancient egypt

[@Ori0n1975]

@poorindiansanddogsarenotal1276 No they weren’t. 👎🏻

[@lilk2kblue]

I’m here because I just got back from Egypt with my boyfriend got to explore many ancient sites in Cairo and Luxor. He sent me this to prepare for the trip and now I’m rewatching to understand it better.

[@rajuroyals2879]

good memories 😊

[@JuniorAKholemanIV-qg8dl]

Yea that’s fine in all but you will never be one of us ✊🏾

[@D1900fas]

​@JuniorAKholemanIV-qg8dl she probably a descendants of the great white conquerors. The ones who conquerors the world and go up into space

[@JuniorAKholemanIV-qg8dl]

@@D1900fas ....NO😆!!! lmao

[@briantneary2248]

You're all weird. She sounds like AI and you both sound pretty racist 😅

[@La_donna]

im an egyptian, i love two things: my country and ppl who love my country. god bless u for making this.

[@combat-2156]

✝️

[@Phoenixrisingseer]

It’s not your country 😂

[@lero_]

​@@Phoenixrisingseeryup he is from Mars not from Egypt, you are high on something?

[@Phoenixrisingseer]

@@lero_ Egypt belonged to the Nubians you ignorant person go read several books he or she needs to find his or her blood line simple

[@cattymajiv]

@@Phoenixrisingseer If they are Egyptian it sure as hell is! Stop harassing people!

[@rooneye]

you have to say Ubisoft did a great job bringing EGYPT to life. I've seen it used in soo many docs of Egypt. Just looks amazing.

[@phoenixzappa7366]

Great world. Good game. Oddysey is brilliant too.

[@syaschmidt7060]

Misr never died.....

[@CasanovaPugilist147]

I wished they did a remake of Origins on current gen hardware 😍

[@pneumonoultramicroscopicsi4065]

​@@CasanovaPugilist147 it doesn't need a remake

[@antdb3021]

@@CasanovaPugilist147it plays fine on my ps5. I’m playing it rn.

[@gayathriba8569]

This is a seriously underrated channel. Please keep up the work !

[@EpochEnigmaChannel]

Exploring the rich tapestry of history and culture opens a doorway to our shared human experiences. Each era holds stories that shape our understanding of the past.

[@ArmyoftheEast]

I think we were not the first generation to develop mentally and imaginatively. There were better minds in ancient times. Your belief in the past helps your mind to activate and develop. Greetings to you from Egypt.

[@adventuresinmoodcity]

I give respect to whoever put this video together, as they at least made some kind of attempt to give accurate images of these Ancient African people. Kudos.

[@thegamerabdull8820]

Yes you right a lot of people think Egypt the original humans who lived way before any other colonisers came our ancestors lived you can the Nubian people. As someone who is from East Africa the whole side from Egypt North east down to Sudan to Somalia north side our ancestors our forefathers lived around these places we still got cave ancient languages and cultures. After our forefathers any other kingdom or dynasty they came they ruled until the next kingdom

[@adventuresinmoodcity]

​​@@thegamerabdull8820Yes , there were no serious invasions from outside of Africa until 670 B.C. that's almost 2500 years after dynastic Egypt began . It was between 670 B C up until 632 A D with the Arab expansion. In between that period you had the Assyrians, Persians, Greeks, Turkish & then the Romans. Itcead with these foreign invasions & the migration out by some native Egyptians that caused the shift in the population. The orginal Native Egyptians were Nioletic/Saharan Africans . You can Google the hiroglyph for face, look at the Sphinx or any of the Pharoahs from the old & middle Kingdoms. They are obvuously black Africans. Although the creators of this still were flirting with the idea of some Eurasion Egyptians that didn't exist . These were African people. But I give him credit for at least showing black faces as Pharoahs.

[@BrockHanson-q7n]

@@thegamerabdull8820 the Nubians were not ethnically Egyptian

[@Ponto-zv9vf]

Let me guess, you wanted to see a bunch of Negroes. You need to change your Afrocentric and racist views on Africa.

[@michalmaciejewicz1259]

Truly an astounding documentary. I have never before encountered a video that would keep my attention for this long. Ancient egypt is one of, if not the most fascinating civilizations out there. And to think of all the mysteries of this amazing civilization that we have not uncovered yet..., I would absolutely love a video that provides a more indepth explanation of the gods that ancient egyptians worshiped. I remember that during my visit to egypt I couldn's stop looking and touching the walls of temples and even simple footpaths as I imagined that thousands of years ago some guy carved it. I loved this videa and I very much appriciate you for making it.

[@yoldaskos2310]

ichbin alt egipten ich habe kontag MIT aliens 👽

[@BeginningToNoww]

Wow, thank you so much! This is our 3rd ever production, so we still have much more to learn and grow content-wise. We're glad we didn't disappoint

[@Mr.Witness]

What mysteries?

[@Youngbrokee]

Quran has some awesome facts about Ramesses II

[@bethbartlett5692]

​@@BeginningToNoww More than 3, "Peer Reviewed Science Studies", findings, "Journal Published" have established new facts that change this Narrative It now requires the application of the "Standards of Science and Research" ie: "Authentic Academia" practices, and an unbiased Mind to review current available content and data, to establish a more factual review of, particularly, Egypt's History. Content repeated by "Mainstream Academia" does not meet these Standards. Discernment, not Judgemental. Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian Proponent of Authentic Academic

[@magnoklein]

It is so helpful to have the subtitled encoded in the video. Many thanks!

[@TheEnigmaUniverse-vt2pm]

I can't express enough how grateful I am for your channel. Your videos have helped me understand complex scientific concepts in an easily digestible way

[@jonathanbowling8418]

You’re an idiot! How could you not say that there was no slave labor when it is clearly documented

[@gabegoupil8887]

Who else is high?

[@shafaatmosvi]

I am. Though, high on fever.

[@adamsomai2161]

No one watches these sober

[@marissloco]

Haha 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@santanaspooks7595]

Mannnnnn😂😂😂 this when I learn best

[@neverhatejustreal]

🤣🤣🙋🏽‍♂️

[@joelkaben]

I am so fascinated by ancient Egypt, Babylon and other ancient civilizations. Well done. I wish I had a special camera or crystal ball that could pierce back in time and allow me to watch everything.

[@og_beast_yt1478]

real

[@a5cent]

I guess that's subjective. Egypt is fascinating, but I think ancient Rome and Greece are far more interesting. We know more about them and their cultures echo through time to this day, directly affecting how modern Europeans and Americans think.

[@Ak-qq2le]

​@@a5centthey came much later.. Egypt is 3000 BC.. These kings are like real gods😂😂. Crist ia closer to us than to these kings

[@a5cent]

@@Ak-qq2le I know. All part of why I find ancient Egypt less interesting. Farther away (in time) and much less influential on modern day culture.

[@poorindiansanddogsarenotal1276]

@@a5cent everything the west the Greece and Rome has is a bad version of copy paste ancient Egypt

[@garyholley3476]

It is difficult to grasp the incredible workmanship until you climbed inside Giza or laid hand on the temples. Absolutely worth the trip.

[@tarek-mohamed1106]

welcome to Egypt ❤

[@EosChill]

When you think about the ancient Egyptians and all their monumental buildings and statues, the rituals and the religion they had all in order to achieve immortality as they believed. I think they actually achieved it in a way, look at future civilizations like us now, we admire them, study them and try to understand how their civilization worked, some pharaohs and separate mummies are so famous among the vast world population even thousands of years after their time. If that's not immortality I don't know what is. It's mind blowing.

[@damianjblack]

And think about this: the Egyptian mortuary temples were called "Mansions of a Million Years" and they wanted their legacy to last that long. The Great Pyramid is built on such a scale that, barring any unforeseen disasters, it will still be recognisable IN a million years' time. They wanted to live forever. So they made sure of it.

[@husseinhaddad3515]

Wow just wow I have never seen a documentary about ancient Egypt that is soo informative and entertaining to keep my retantion for an hour and a half

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thank you for the appreciation!! We feel this new Egypt video is a big step up from our previous videos. We spent a lot more time perfecting the information and edit. Glad you enjoyed : )

[@lariyunchannel]

​@@BeginningToNowwI like the historical of egypt!

[@Angela-qr8wl]

🙂

[@aahildewanjee3013]

I love Ancient Egypt and it's History....❤❤ Watching from Bangladesh

[@dannymccourt406]

just got back from egypt, beautiful country, pyramids were class, want to know more.

[@tarek-mohamed1106]

I hope you really enjoyed it and you are welcome to come to Egypt at any time

[@staceychi-kleencleaningser4213]

Just came back from Egypt today and wow, just wow. The experience was so worth the trip. I felt some weird energy touching the Temple of Hatshepsut, Karnak temple and Luxor temple. These people were so advanced for their time.

[@JoyNova]

For some reason, I find all the ancient Egyptian names so cool and I was very satisfied with how the narrator pronounced them!

[@Jacobsparks]

You couldn't put the whole history of Egypt into 10 videos that were 10 hours there is just so much and I feel spoiled!!!

[@rapidreply2020]

i doubt a europeans discovered the stone

[@JuniorAKholemanIV-qg8dl]

Whatever everyone know is hebrews (black kings and queens) really are the orgin behind it all.

[@worldsecret_vn]

History is always fascinating! Is anyone else captivated by this story?

[@matthewwalkemar8726]

In case anyone wondering “corn” that is mentioned in the video is referring to its old English synonym of being some kind of grain rather than actual corn that we know of today. This can attributed to the egyptomania (enthusiastic study of ancient Egypt) that sparked after the discovery’s made during napoleons Egyptian campaign, which had became a popular phenomenon in France, the US, and Britain (especially Victorian Britain). Just in case anyone was wondering since corn is from mesoamerica, the “corn” in this case probably something like wheat or barley.

[@all_explorer]

Thx

[@deezdaze1385]

Really? wow!

[@scottyfox6376]

That's a bit corny but..Lol

[@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu]

American corn is called Maize 🌽.

[@matthewwalkemar8726]

@@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu Maize is technically the Spanish term for corn where as corn had several names depending where in mesoamerica. The Spanish called it Maize after the Taino word “mahiz”.

[@Nightfox777]

By far number 1, great edit, very clear, this is the vid i would show my kids and they would fully understand it and stay focused,well done!

[@MariiaMorozova-HY]

Egypt is such an ancient country! I was glad to hear about it=) Thank you❤

[@brittanielmurray1061]

Your ancestors call it that the name is kemet

[@MariiaMorozova-HY]

@@brittanielmurray1061 How are my ancestors related to Egypt? I' m not from this country.

[@frost1183]

@@brittanielmurray1061you not understanding that different languages exist…… lmao

[@realdavidjones1623]

@@MariiaMorozova-HY Egypt is a greek name. It wasn't until white people colonised it that they changed the name but black people (ancient Egyptians) called it something else. Didn't mean to be rude by the way If I came off that way

[@brittanielmurray1061]

Aren't you white?...u surely not black

[@mintymochi_vibes]

My mom is a history professor She told me to watch this. And i don't regret my decision at all

[@louieverdugo5156]

Great commentary,as it details the entirity of Egypt's history!

[@WorldView22]

The challenge in documentaries is not the technical presentation but the reliability, historical truth and impartiality of the narrative, and that is rare. The vast majority of the current, modern, productions suffer from revisionism and political bias.

[@EmmanuelSichangi-w6z]

I'm a Kenyan and I really love Egypt

[@cahuillatube]

Someone mentioned this video held their attention, I agree! Well done, thank you.

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Excellent history of Egypt And very interesting to learn about Egyptian.

[@nadiahabdulghani5098]

Planning a visit soon to egypt, this is a cheaper alternative to hiring a tour guide. Simple & concise explanation. Great job!

[@alexiosbozikis1879]

Keep going man! Do Greece or Mesopotamia next!

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thanks! 🙏 We have a few surprises in the works 🤫

[@Angela-qr8wl]

Yes! 🏛️

[@Angela-qr8wl]

​@BeginnWhooooo🙂ingToNoww

[@alexiosbozikis1879]

Wait, the channel actually replied back to me? That’s sweet!

[@Patoloniusz]

Such a great video! Thank you very much, the amount of work is Judy crazy! Also love the whole production.

[@blitzkrieg634]

Absolutely adore egypt Can never stop learning about it Love the video man be here again when this blows up lol

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed : )

[@blitzkrieg634]

@@BeginningToNoww thank you for making it man Absolute masterpiece of a video

[@carloswimberly8601]

Thanks!

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thanks so much for the support❤️🙏

[@Nathan119]

Shoutout to all the egyptain scibes! otherwise we would never know what was life like in ancient egypt

[@deefacebook9213]

No mention of Psusennes I, pharaoh for 50 years . Known as the "Silver Pharaoh" . 21st dynasty. 1047-1001BCE. He moved much of Pi Ramsesses monuments to Tanis. The discovery of his intact tomb rivaled Kings Tuts. Politically savvy and a fierce warrior too.

[@Zitagirl76]

PHENOMENAL!!! I WAS fortunate enough to see all these places last September!! A MUST VISIT!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@tarek-mohamed1106]

I hope you really enjoyed it and you are welcome to come to Egypt at any time

[@miminyc8093]

Best sériale video I have saw, the quality is tops ❤

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thank you! ❤

[@kakistocracyusa]

FINALLY - a no-BS history of Egypt:

[@Angela-qr8wl]

Whoo Whoo😊

[@Doyouknowgeography]

Ancient Egypt, with its monumental achievements, is best known for the Great Pyramids of Giza, constructed during the Fourth Dynasty around 2580-2560 BC. A fascinating topic for a history documentary would be the mystery of their construction, showcasing the advanced engineering and organizational skills of the ancient Egyptians. The Great Pyramid, built as a tomb for Pharaoh Khufu, is especially remarkable due to its scale and precision, sparking centuries of study and wonder about how such a feat was accomplished with the technology of the time.

[@leon.2023]

Another great video :) Keep it up !!

[@BeginningToNoww]

Appreciate you! 🙏

[@user-mariardz]

wow A LOT packed in one video! excellent video! great job guys! 😄❤

[@Gallolishes0322]

I’m here because I just beat AC Origins lol

[@BeginningToNoww]

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[@raymondcarter9810]

Lmao. Honestly that's awesome. So what were your thought?

[@bugzy2bangz]

Great game! Love all the A.C game

[@raymondcarter9810]

@bugzy2bangz what about the doc lol?

[@bugzy2bangz]

@@raymondcarter9810 honestly just something I feel asleep to! But I’m sure it’s great!

[@DavidBrooks-e1m]

This video seems really interesting nice work! I subbed.

[@PhilipGJacobs]

Sorry to nitpick, but many images are simply wrong or false. 2:52 - the gold face mask is not that of Narmer, it is of Psusenne I from the 21st Dynasty (2000 years apart); 12:10 - that image is of Pumapunku in Bolivia...South America - nothing to do with Egypt (except ancient aliens🙄); 19:49 - that gold funerary mask is not Sneferu - it is Tutankhamun from the 18th dynasty (320 years apart). I really like the video; I am now just somewhat skeptical about the accuracy in other details🤔

[@allan9603]

@@PhilipGJacobs Many mistakes on this channel, no doubt. Another big mistake here is the narrator's use of "BCE"; there is no such abbreviation that pertains to antiquity from this era.

[@extremelynoobgaming4742]

​@@allan9603 bro really pointed out the most useless "mistake" 😭

[@allan9603]

@@extremelynoobgaming4742 "Useless" to those who haven't a clue.

[@James-u6i9f]

One of the most reigning historical place on earth so on .

[@featwizzle5517]

I swear I thought he said “they were the shit” at 2:58

[@markuslemerise5812]

They were

[@Loai_Black]

I really loved your video, it is wonderful. I hope you delve more deeply into Egyptian history. This is only one era. There is still a lot, my friend. Even I am tired of studying the history of my country. All the love from 🇪🇬♥️😂

[@ArkanerHorizont24]

This documentary is an absolute masterpiece! [7:25] You’ve managed to capture the rich and fascinating history of Egypt in such an engaging way. Truly awe-inspiring!

[@pangxieding]

Great job putting this together, thank you! Out of curiosity, would you be able to provide any references? Specifically where you mentioned Giza was a small metropolis containing priest houses, shops, breweries, etc? I had never heard this before and would like to learn more.

[@AminGholami98]

Check the Oxford History of the Ancient Near East.

[@pangxieding]

@@AminGholami98 much appreciated

[@YourDailyFae]

I love how nobody puts references in these videos…

[@jaja0853]

I’m here because I just beat Assassins creed Mirage

[@ashiinsane90]

The reference is the monument and temples around the Pyramids, there are many surprisingly. Not many know this but if you just google the pyramids on maps you will see many temples monuments, excavation sites etc.

[@wendelyndillard9933]

These are amazing vidoes!! Thank you!!

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thank you! The United Kingdom video was our first ever production. Given the feedback, we're working much harder to perfect the research and writing. This video is in our opinion, a much stronger and focused project. Glad you enjoyed 😁

[@kingkoi6542]

​@@BeginningToNowwI recommend not using AI art. It looks horrible... You can find much better artwork from past centuries like Dore to fill in...

[@atum]

Great informative work. Thank you

[@LarryWhire-io3jr]

Well done. This YT video so accurately and thoroughly traces the origins of ancient Egypt - yet succinct. You covered the rise to Egypt's zenith in the 4th dynasty, and its gradual decline over time. The best I've seen on the web yet. I have watched most of the YT vids on Egypt and especially it's history of pyramid building and it's pantheon of deities and funerary rites and practices. Lifelong fan of ancient Egypt since I first read about it in 6th grade history. As a child I loved that Egypt was referenced in the Biblical canon, too. Made learning about Egypt in Sunday school so much better, so relatable to my schoolwork and world history. Fascinating. . Imhotep is the real genius that catapults Egypt in both engineering, imagineering, and in organizational, government efficiency. He truly engineered, and "architect-ed" a number of innovations - especially water projects - not just pyramids. His rise as a functionary to vizier to ruler/pharaoh is one of the most egalitarian ascensions ever. Although Imhotep thrived and ascended under Djoser's reign and planned/engineered those pyramids, I sincerely suspect that he may be the source of the masterful plans that crafted Khufu's (Cheops) Great Pyramid on the Giza plateau. Rising 481 ft from the desert floor. The Great Pyramid covers 13 sq acres. Each perimeter side is 755 ft long, aligning one perimeter side to true North. Comprised of Over 2.5 million limestone and granite blocks. All arranged and perfectly level on bedrock. Each corner rises at 51° to the Great Pyramid's apex at 481 ft. The tallest manmade building on Earth for almost 5000 years. Imhotep = Asclepius. Imhotep designed and irrigation system and a fortification or fort in the middle of the Nile, too. The simple water pump under the Great Pyramid and the copper wires in a narrow ascending shaft definitely relate to this Great Pyramid's capacity to do something more than just entomb a Pharaoh named Khufu... I don't know. Maybe a Clean water storage and pumping facility. Negative ion creation chamber? Electrical capacitance for energy? Imhotep may have been smart enough wise enough to engineer a community project and disguise it or combine it with interring a Pharaoh.

[@narayananraghavan8517]

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[@MR.HOWGRIDER]

Thoth built the pyramids not this fraud

[@amandavest2854]

Great graphics!😍

[@ArtTasticCreations]

The Hittites also dealt with an invasion of the sea peoples near the end of their Empire. Whoever the sea peoples were, they were very powerful as they could stand up against both Egypt and the Hittites.

[@bob_greene]

more than likely, the Sea people were descendants of the Phoenicians; Vikings also are their descendants

[@ArtTasticCreations]

@@bob_greene Very interesting. Thank you for sharing. 😊

[@ashiinsane90]

The Hittites allied with sea people against Egypt later on, Egypt won..

[@ArtTasticCreations]

@@ashiinsane90 Yes Egypt was a very strong civilization for a very long time. It was able to fend off all sorts of attacks and continue thriving when many civilizations around it collapsed. Very interesting civilization indeed. Definitely one of my favorites.

[@capoislamort100]

⁠@@bob_greeneyou’re talking out of your ass mister, Phoenicians have absolutely nothing to do with Viking people or their culture.

[@stukale9979]

I just can't believe I have access to such informative contet for free, ThnQ!

[@lazerbrain8784]

At 12:10 the picture shown as a mastaba tomb is in fact Puma Punku (Peru and Bolivia) South America with the 'H' blocks clearly seen. Still, a very well presented and informative documentation of the amazing Egypt.

[@NikosMpairaktaris]

Ευχαριστούμε!

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thank you so much! These videos take months to produce, your support means a lot 🙏

[@Thoralmir]

The Society of Life was the order of priests and court magicians in ancient Egypt, with the Pharaoh being considered the head of the order. They had a pretty complex magic system, and were considered responsible for maintaining the rule of Ma'at, or Ra's divine Order. They fell from prominence when Cleopatra lost to Rome.

[@Arun_trades]

Thanks

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thank you for the support! 🙏

[@SeangabrieeelLopez]

This video seems really interesting nice work! I subbed.

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thank you! We're always striving to one-up our previous vids. Keep on the lookout : )

[@SilanDo-p1s]

Amazing I love this❤

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Subscribed❤

[@BeginningToNoww]

Much more to come

[@darina_stoyanova]

Thank you for the highly engaged in the scenery film🌷

[@flargarb]

First I’ve heard of the step pyramid having been covered in carvings of trees and reeds. Kind of wonder, based on its construction and this detail, it was some form of inspiration for the hanging gardens.

[@d.g.rohrig4063]

Amazing! The story, the animation/art and music… thank you!

[@Takeoff-Dk]

you helped me alot with my work :)

[@Takeoff-Dk]

yep

[@alessiavenditti2599]

I love your videos, I have learnt so much! Thank you

[@AhkantonCruz-j2w]

Abba gets all the glory

[@mmi5833]

I am skeptical of any telling of Ancient Egypt Civilization. Interesting visuals !!

[@habtamneftenya1203]

7:00 WRONG..... civilization flowed in the same direction as the nile

[@faresfs7434]

hhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@wesvarespin1875]

Oh god i LOVE You that you put scripts in lower part of screen....it help me because My ear is too Bad....THAT IS INCLUSIVE

[@ArishaIzzah]

Excellent

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thank you!

[@namsakhoenavanlill8700]

Iam impressed by this video it opened my mind to Egyptian history

[@thandekilengulube783]

The funny part about Egyptians is no other race in the world still practice their beliefs eccept black people, i mean pyramids are a spiritual existence between the living and the dead and its in sudan Zimbabwe south africa different african tribes have similar stone drawings on the wall

[@coreygreenwood5985]

Egyptians are African just saying where is Egypt it's in AFRICA so yes I would think black people always have and will practice those beliefs

[@krystalarmstrong3181]

Thank you for this❤ I'm obsessed with ancient Egypt ‼️💯❣️✨️

[@bismarknyame5976]

The submission is awesome and well detailed.

[@yurp7444]

I’m very grateful for this video. I’m as intrigued in ancient Egypt as some may be with ancient Greece or Japan. ☕️

[@salaialexander7022]

02:50 thats not king Narmer, thats king Pseusennes I. Also, corn was domesticated in Mexico, not grown in Egypt, ever.

[@cattymajiv]

Yup! I agree, What they did have is Emmer Wheat. What a HUGE mistake!

[@Theaxe0]

Look it up. In 2010 there were corn cobs found in Egyptian tombs dating back to at least 800 bc

[@salaialexander7022]

@@Theaxe0 wrong 🤣🤣🤣 keep living in a clown world though

[@wyattdoesmusic2838]

it's not that deep bruh

[@adsr3870]

Ok, source?

[@karlforsyth-gray3519]

Well, the first problem is Egyptians never planted Corn because corn is from Mexico. They planted wheat

[@kidnose2231]

Really good video, thank you for making it! Some critical feedback from me is that I'd really appreciate if you kept the background music ongoing and not cut it when you edit your dialogue.

[@GoodgirlzrockNone-e7x]

Hello my name is Christina and I'm excited to be present today..❤

[@skeliskull]

You know whats crazy is that Ancient Egyptians didn’t know what ancient Egyptian music sounds like

[@nawworkjob]

Love from Iraq for the Lovely Egypt where the Greatest Civilization on Earth were born ❤

[@tasneembadway8391]

Great video

[@kino7539]

This seems like it’s all AI written and visually created

[@kikosplendito]

it is

[@1joshjosh1]

Excellent documentary

[@BeginningToNoww]

Thank you mate

[@jonathanallen2015]

Its funny that most of this is Assassin's Creed Origins with one part being Basim from AC Valhalla and the new AC Mirage lol

[@toyotacamry5519]

lol glad to see i wasn't thinking the same thing alone

[@aravindhanharish7689]

Thank you, got to know about Egypt so much today!!!

[@Lamiaarouri-w5p]

This document is very important for me because l'm student and I read for this civilization

[@allasegal4585]

Thanks for sharing your unique article about sophisticated Egypt 🇪🇬 I'm impressed!

[@ultra_marcus]

Got to admit I was looking forward to hearing what you had to say about the Ptolemy's and the rise of Alexandria. Seeing as Ancient Egypt is considered to end with it's fall to Rome, I feel like we missed out on 300 years of good story. Still, I really enjoyed the Documentary, watched it in one sitting.

[@alvanalvino]

There was no ancient Egypt as the word Egypt came from the Greek and Roman conquests. My indigenous African ancestors called their land Kemet for over 180,000 year since the dawn of civilisation in the age of the gods and it is 100% an indigenous native African Nile Valley founded by the race known today by aliens by the derogatory racist name: black peoples. So it’s insulting to watch Arabs performing mummification. It’s shoes brainwashing and racism, theft of culture and civilisation. The video is very good but certain facts about the age of the Kemetic civilisation has been deleted by the study of stupidity called Egyptology for racist propaganda and reasons best known to them only. They don’t talk about the technological supremacy of our ancestors and the fact that we were in a machine age 50,000 to 25,000 years ago to mention but a full. They also always delete 2 golden ages of our kings lost to mention the start of the age of man when my tribe and ancestors united the 2 kingdoms that were parts of 4 ancient kingdoms of the same indigenous African peoples starting from the start of the river Nile to the shores or middle of what became the Mediterranean Sea dozens of thousands of years later. From the time when only Africans were the human beings of this planet. That is what historians like to delete. 2 million years of our history flushed down the drains like we were a race of Monkeys with no IQ living in caves and on tree tops for 2 million years. It’s racially insulting, it’s why only use should tell our own story. It is the story of Africans after all. People whose ancestors were existing at the time can never tell it better then us. Still we enjoy it as entertainment but not as history.

[@Lighthouse6104]

Yea I was waiting for the mention of cleopatra and mark Antony

[@jackhuffman9313]

Yeah seems kinda stupid to leave off 300 years of history

[@alvanalvino]

That was rotten history with the Holy Roman Empire bleeding Kemet dry and weakening it’s peoples in a permanent exist as a race of economic parasites typical of the people of a European descent. They chose not ti defend the food basket that fed their race when just 5000 Arabs came to invade it and destroy of its indigenous population in genocides and the castration of its entire male bloodline to end the male genes of the people of Kemet before they raped the women as slaves. Why would anyone want to learn painful history caused by a weak people who also lost Constantinople to the Ottoman Arabs and never tried to take it back because they were weak and didn’t have the gun then? Kemet died when he said it did. All intelligent citizens of the dead Civilizations knew the time of the final stages of the prophecy was upon them. They packed their bags to join their relatives in West Africa and in East Africa who already left 20,000 years earlier to found a new home for them. Those who refused to leave their most ancient ancestral homelands perished as the foretelling predicted. Those of us who survived carried their pains and sorrows through our soul and in our blood and we will do for thousands of years. Some of our fallen have since reincarnated in Nigeria and across Africa. They are not lost.

[@adventuresinmoodcity]

Well accept that those were foriegn ruled dynasties, the orginal indigenous African civilization was pretty much over by that point.

[@kakistocracyusa]

Awesome work - thankyou!

[@Abdulhamid-ee2pz]

I love ai generated videos about historical facts and more

[@AhkantonCruz-j2w]

Creator gets all the glory

[@netherstarbuild]

I had to listen on 3x speed but good video

[@NoLefTurnUnStoned.]

Why?

[@Thereal_weiwuxian-ns7jt]

I was reading ennead then I realized I was still sick with the flu when I swallowed my spit so I pulled this banger up in hopes I’d fall asleep.